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2019 MLB Draft Results — First Round

By Jeff Todd | June 3, 2019 at 7:44pm CDT

The 2019 MLB Draft is underway, and we’ll track the first-round picks as they come in. Rather than breaking things up as we have in the past, we’ll just track everything before the 2nd round in this post. This year, there are 32 true first-round picks, followed by a pair of compensation picks and seven competitive balance selections.

Here are the picks:

  1. Baltimore Orioles: Adley Rutschman, C, Oregon State University
  2. Kansas City Royals: Bobby Witt Jr., SS, Colleyville Heritage HS (TX)
  3. White Sox: Andrew Vaughn, 1B, University of California
  4. Marlins: JJ Bleday, OF, Vanderbilt University
  5. Tigers: Riley Greene, OF, Hagerty HS (FL)
  6. Padres: C.J. Abrams, SS, Blessed Trinity Catholic HS (GA)
  7. Reds: Nick Lodolo, LHP, Texas Christian University
  8. Rangers: Josh Jung, 3B, Texas Tech University
  9. Braves: Shea Langeliers, C, Baylor University
  10. Giants: Hunter Bishop, OF, Arizona State University
  11. Blue Jays: Alek Manoah, RHP, West Virginia University
  12. Mets: Brett Baty, 3B, Lake Travis HS (TX)
  13. Twins: Keoni Cavaco, 3B, Eastlake HS (CA)
  14. Phillies: Bryson Stott, SS, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
  15. Angels: Will Wilson, SS, North Carolina State University
  16. Diamondbacks: Corbin Carroll, OF, Lakeside HS (WA)
  17. Nationals: Jackson Rutledge, RHP, San Jacinto JC (TX)
  18. Pirates: Quinn Priester, RHP, Cary-Grove HS (IL)
  19. Cardinals: Zack Thompson, LHP, University of Kentucky
  20. Mariners: George Kirby, RHP, Elon University
  21. Braves: Braden Shewmake, SS, Texas A&M University
  22. Rays: Greg Jones, SS, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
  23. Rockies: Michael Toglia, 1B, University of California-Los Angeles
  24. Indians: Daniel Espino, RHP, Georgia Premier Academy (HS)
  25. Dodgers: Kody Hoese, 3B, Tulane University
  26. Diamondbacks: Blake Walston, LHP, New Hanover HS (NC)
  27. Cubs: Ryan Jensen, RHP, Fresno State
  28. Brewers: Ethan Small, LHP, Mississippi State
  29. Athletics: Logan Davidson, SS, Clemson
  30. Yankees: Anthony Volpe, SS, Delbarton School (NJ)
  31. Dodgers: Michael Busch, 1B, University of North Carolina
  32. Astros: Korey Lee, C, Cal
  33. Diamondbacks: Brennan Malone, RHP, IMG Academy (FL; compensatory pick)
  34. Diamondbacks: Drey Jameson, RHP, Ball State (compensatory pick)
  35. Marlins: Kameron Misner, OF, Missouri (Competitive Balance Round A)
  36. Rays: JJ Goss, RHP, Cypress Ranch HS (TX; Competitive Balance Round A)
  37. Pirates: Sammy Siani, OF, William Penn Charter School (PA; Competitive Balance Round A)
  38. Yankees: TJ Sikkema, LHP, Missouri (Competitive Balance Round A)
  39. Twins: Matt Wallner, OF, Southern Mississippi (Competitive Balance Round A)
  40. Rays: Seth Johnson, RHP, Campbell University (Competitive Balance Round A)
  41. Rangers: Davis Wendzel, 3B, Baylor (Competitive Balance Round A)
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  1. nockahoma

    6 years ago

    wont stay there…. probably follow the Schwarber model….

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    • Priggs89

      6 years ago

      Not even close to accurate.

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      • nockahoma

        6 years ago

        really?? scouting reports are huge bat…poor receiver and defensive catcher….aka scouting grades of 65 offensively….40 as a catcher defensively…

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      • mike127

        6 years ago

        @nockahoma….I think priggs meant that he wouldn’t follow the schwarber model of winning a world series ring so quickly.

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      • Priggs89

        6 years ago

        I have no idea what reports you are reading, but I’d recommend looking somewhere else.

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      • 24TheKid

        6 years ago

        What? He has both a 60 arm and 60 field. Before trying to make hot takes like that make sure you know the facts.

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      • Irishblade

        6 years ago

        Cite your sources bruh. This is a foolish take without em lol

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      • Priggs89

        6 years ago

        @mike127… Yes, that’s exactly what I meant. Not many guys can have 5 plate appearances in the regular season and win a World Series. He really carried that bum team.

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      • 24TheKid

        6 years ago

        m.mlb.com/prospects/2019/?list=draft.

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      • Idioms for Idiots

        6 years ago

        @nockahoma

        What a silly comment. His defense is what put him as the #1 draft prospect (of course along with his bat). MLB.com has his arm at 60 and field at 60. Not sure how that equates to 40 defensively.

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      • DarkSide830

        6 years ago

        i heard he was a pretty good catcher actually. i dont know where your info is coming from.

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    • 24TheKid

      6 years ago

      His defense is just as good as his bat, why would they move him?

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    • Steven Chinwood

      6 years ago

      Rated the best Catching prospect in 30 years. What the hell are you going on about?

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      • ABStract

        6 years ago

        Where did u see that!?!
        He’s obviously supposed to be good, but Bart last year was just as highly rated if I remember correctly
        Don’t get caught in the hyperbole cycle that everyone in sports does now
        The latest is not always actually the greatest

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      • T.T.P.

        6 years ago

        Maybe all around Rutschman has more tools but Bart has much more offensive potential.

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      • 24TheKid

        6 years ago

        I’ve seen from every prospect analyst as well as most reporters for MLB such as Passan that he is the best prospect since Harper.

        Quote from Baseball America twitter, “Plenty of scouts think he’s the best draft prospect since Bryce Harper.”

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      • Xavier Blaine

        6 years ago

        In a weak draft class like this, the top few prospects start to become way overhyped come draft day. The way they’re hyping Witt J.R. as the next Arod and Rutschman as the next Harper, when it reality there was nowhere near the amount of hype Machado/Harper/Arod/Buxton/Greene etc. Those players were much more anticipated. Can they be the next Arod/Harper? Sure but there was much more anticipation for Harper/Machado, even Taillon and Swanson had comparisons like this.

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      • Priggs89

        6 years ago

        How does Bart have “much more” offensive potential? I’d argue the exact opposite. If you look at their college careers, Adley’s last 2 years were better than anything Bart ever did in college. Better at hitting for average, better at getting on base, and better at hitting for power (Bart is at least close here). He also doesn’t have the strikeout concerns Bart has.

        They’re both excellent prospects, but Adley is no doubt the better prospect coming out of college.

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      • WouldSettleForWildcard

        6 years ago

        Swanson now leads the Braves in RBIs. And, each year his hair gets even more impressive. If anything, he was under-hyped, just factoring in the hair alone.

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      • Yankeedynasty

        6 years ago

        RBIs is a pointless stat. I agree that he’s improving, but RBI’s is a measure of the team’s ability to get on base.

        Reply
      • petfoodfella

        6 years ago

        Well, to be fair, it’s not really hard to hit .230 in the majors like Harper.

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    • thekid9

      6 years ago

      Thank you Johnny Superscout

      Reply
  2. Verlander2TheQuickening

    6 years ago

    Bobby Witt, Jr. – oh man. The kids of all the guys I grew up watching are playing now, so I’m just going to go over here & let old age tear me apart.

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    • Cat Mando

      6 years ago

      Verlander2TheQuickening
      Just think how those of us who watched Carl Yastrzemski play feel. His GRANDSON is now in the MLB….sighs.

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      • Verlander2TheQuickening

        6 years ago

        I forgot about that! I caught the tail end of Yaz’s career, only a few years before Bobby Witt’s MLB debut with the Rangers!

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      • emac22

        6 years ago

        I was doing just fine

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        • Cat Mando

          6 years ago

          Thanks emac22……I just spit iced tea on my keyboard but I guess I deserve that.

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  3. kenleyfornia2

    6 years ago

    College baseball hitter *exists. White Sox “Im bout to start this mans whole career”

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    • DarkSide830

      6 years ago

      lmao

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  4. Rallyshirt

    6 years ago

    Erbody wan dis!

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  5. ChiSoxCity

    6 years ago

    Andrew Vaughn LEGO!

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  6. troll

    6 years ago

    can’t wait for the 32 false picks

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  7. stretch123

    6 years ago

    What do you all think of JJ Bleday?

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    • Irishblade

      6 years ago

      He’s unfortunately going to Miami lol

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      • Polish Hammer

        6 years ago

        That’s ok, they’ll trade him off as soon as he makes the majors…

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  8. Idioms for Idiots

    6 years ago

    Yes! I was afraid Hahn was going to try and get cute and stupid with the pick. I would’ve loved to see AR fall to us, but we got once again possibly the best bat in the draft in Vaughn. Nice work, Hahn & Co.

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    • SuperSinker

      6 years ago

      Nice work? Lol

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      • Idioms for Idiots

        6 years ago

        @SuperSinker

        Good, you picked up on the sarcasm there. I was wondering if anyone would notice that.

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  9. scarfish

    6 years ago

    I have seen JJ bleday in person and my man can stroke. As for how he will do under the Marlins development system….

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    • todd76

      6 years ago

      Jeter will gift him to the Yankees.

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  10. ntorsky

    6 years ago

    I like Greene to the Tigers, wish Miami would’ve let Bleday fall one more pick though.

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    • YakAttack

      6 years ago

      It was a win/win. Bleday probably fits the time frame better, but Greene (or Abrams) was a nice consolation prize.. Now, let’s tank for Torkelson..

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    • GarryHarris

      6 years ago

      Why do you like Riley Greene? The Tigers have had their eyes on him all through his teens. Although I’m fond of defensive players, I like 5th rounder OF Bryant Packard. He can really hit. I just hope the Tigers can find his ideal position on the field.

      Reply
  11. Priggs89

    6 years ago

    Well, this top 6 was about as predictable as could be.

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    • Idioms for Idiots

      6 years ago

      Which is fine. I saw the rumors about the Sox possibly wanting Baty. Thank goodness that didn’t happen. It would’ve been nice to get AR, but Vaughn is no slouch.

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      • Priggs89

        6 years ago

        Definitely not complaining. I love the pick. Can’t wait to see him and Madrigal joing Moncada. and Anderson in the infield.

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        • SuperSinker

          6 years ago

          Should probably tell Madrigal to start hitting better in High-A before you go penciling him in

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        • Priggs89

          6 years ago

          K. I’ll let him know SuperSinker thinks he can’t hit next time I talk to him.

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        • ChiSoxCity

          6 years ago

          He’s batting .345 with two HRs, 10 runs scored and nine SBs over his last 13 games. He’s only struck out six times in 200 plate appearances so far. Hmm… looks good to me. You must be a cubs fan.

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        • Aaron Sapoznik

          6 years ago

          Potential Gold Glove at 2B in addition to his high hit and run tools. His baseball IQ and instincts for the game are also exceptional. Madrigal will slot in very nicely as a prototypical #2 bat between future leadoff hitter Luis Robert and either Yoan Moncada or Andrew Vaughn in the 3-hole with Eloy Jimenez batting 4th or 5th.

          It’s interesting to note that both Madrigal and Vaughn were considered the best pure hitters in each of the last two drafts. Each are considered exceptional contact hitters who rarely SO and walk more than they whiff, attributes that buck the trend in today’s era of big swings and lots of misses. Each also employ a leg kick as a timing mechanism before each pitch. If they continue this success at the MLB level they might launch a new trend in the game, something this 64-year old fan would love to see once again after witnessing last season’s notorious historic feat that produced more strike outs than hits. The White Sox were most responsible in setting an MLB record for most whiffs in a season. That should change come 2020/2021 with the debuts of Madrigal and Vaughn.

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        • Idioms for Idiots

          6 years ago

          @SuperSinker

          LOL Silly comment. Yes, Madrigal’s reached his peak already, there’s no chance of him improving from here on, because players generally level out at 22. They’re usually washed up by the time they reach 25.

          There’s never a shortage of idiotic comments on these message boards, and I think you just made the Idiotic Comment of the Day. Congrats. LOL

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  12. bleacherbum

    6 years ago

    Abrams speed is ridiculous.

    He plus Xavier Edwards (it he doesn’t stick at SS/2B) and Buddy Reed give the Padres a lot of of a speedsters all capable of playing CF in the future.

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  13. efax0977

    6 years ago

    Make that 2 catchers in the top 10 and so far only one pitcher taken

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  14. Xavier Blaine

    6 years ago

    Bishop at 10 is a steal

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    • dvail1979

      6 years ago

      Bishop could be the Giants best OF already lol

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      • snotrocket

        6 years ago

        I wish that was a joke.

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      • aussiegiants53

        6 years ago

        I feel this… throw him straight into High A haha

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  15. andrewf

    6 years ago

    Who was expecting Josh Jung at #8?

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    • User 1104686089

      6 years ago

      I’m a Texas guy, I was expecting him or the kid Cincy got at #7. We are stacked with outfielders at A ball so not too surprised here.

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      • andrewf

        6 years ago

        I’m just a Red Sox fan so I don’t know that much about the Rangers farm system other than the fact that Yohander Mendez and Willie Calhoun looks like a bust. blogs.fangraphs.com/mock-draft-4-1-the-final-mock/

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        • User 1104686089

          6 years ago

          haha yeah he hasen’t worked out. Apparently doesn’t have a great attitude either. I thing Jung is a logical choice because we need an advanced corner infielder/bat and he is a local kid.

          Reply
        • andrewf

          6 years ago

          Yeah, they could also use some help from the independent leagues as well, not to mention the ABL and other foreign leagues.

          Reply
  16. BrodiesHairisGreezy!

    6 years ago

    So who did Jeff Wilpon choose?

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    • Bart Harley Jarvis

      6 years ago

      Some poor kid that didn’t graduate high school until he was nearly 20 years old, and then thanked his mom for doing laundry during his post-draft interview.

      Reply
    • alien

      6 years ago

      some 19 yr old kid.. he has some pop on his bat.. with decent batting avg.. only .640.. NOT Too bad..

      Reply
  17. Gobbysteiner

    6 years ago

    Wow bishop at 10? The giants should just call him up right now, he’d probably be our best OF.

    Reply
  18. Vizionaire

    6 years ago

    angels pick a ss that’s going to play second? don’t they need pitching?

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    • DarkSide830

      6 years ago

      they need a better training staff first. cant contend when your entire rotation is on the IL.

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      • ryanw-2

        6 years ago

        It’s not their training staff. Pitching injuries are rampant all over baseball. From MLB, all the way to the youth levels. The days of the durable starter are all but over. With the game getting deeper and deeper into analytics, and arm injuries continuing to rise, it’s a big possibility that pitching staffs will be more of a lottery in the coming years.

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    • ryanw-2

      6 years ago

      Did you notice that there’s almost no pitchers on this list? Every organization needs pitching. But young pitching is also experiencing a major epidemic of arm injuries. Not much pitching in this draft. And organizations don’t draft based on need any way. They pick the best possible player that they like.

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      • Vizionaire

        6 years ago

        he is not even the best defensive ss that were left. he’s got good bat but he needs to move to second because of lack of defense according to baseball america

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  19. vbcbpt

    6 years ago

    Ok why didn’t the Bluejays take Rutledge – signability? Manoah is projected as a reliever (good one) not a starter and we need Starters desperately. I don’t understand this.

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    • OilCanLloyd

      6 years ago

      Couple other teams passed on him too. Could be a sign. Jays used pick to take first RHP in the draft. We’ll see.

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    • TheBoatmen

      6 years ago

      Why do you say he projects as a RP? Hasn’t he been starting since 2018? 144k’s in 108 IP with only 25BB. I like the pick.

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      • vbcbpt

        6 years ago

        The MLB Draft Video by Smoltz and the panel of experts said he projected as a reliever. Too big a guy, won’t have enough “balance on the mound”. Lacks third or fourth pitch.

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        • TheBoatmen

          6 years ago

          I just heard about the lack of the third pitch but he is working on the change up. I am not worried about the size. Worked for guys like David Wells is this guy seems more built. He can also do something with the slider differently against righties or lefties that makes it effective against both. The best thing is they probably save money on the first pick allowing them to afford a better player in the next rounds.

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  20. bobtillman

    6 years ago

    Pirates just got a steal with P Quinn Priester….good news for Tampa fans, since the Bucs will trade him to the Rays next year for Jake Faria…….

    Reply
  21. bighiggy

    6 years ago

    My team, the cardinals, drafted a pitcher with injury concerns, sounds about right since our starters are always hurt. Will fit right in

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    • stan lee the manly

      6 years ago

      Ya, what a shame they are trying to fix their left handed pitching deficiency by drafting the best lefty available…

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    • DTD

      6 years ago

      Every pitcher is an injury concern

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      • Taejonguy

        6 years ago

        tinstaapp…

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    • kcus stnaig

      6 years ago

      See: Walker Buehler

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  22. ryanw-2

    6 years ago

    Saw some video of Will Wilson. One of the best hitters among middle infielders in this draft. Sounds like he’ll be an offense first second baseman in the future.

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  23. Sk8rboi

    6 years ago

    Vaughn I think could be the best player. A power firstbaseman for a youmg and upcoming Whitesox team. Future looks good on the South Side.

    Reply
  24. jorge78

    6 years ago

    First baseman in the first round? That used to be heresy!

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  25. andrewf

    6 years ago

    Shewmake was projected to be pick #50 in the last mock draft by Fangraphs. Looks like the Braves made an error.

    Reply
    • DarkSide830

      6 years ago

      Braves didnt pick a pitcher with either of their top two picks – how?

      Reply
    • DTD

      6 years ago

      Or maybe Fangraphs isn’t the be all end all of rankings? Plus, pretty much from the late first round on, it’s all about draft pool money.

      Reply
  26. Priggs89

    6 years ago

    Cubs with the reach of the draft

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    • kenleyfornia2

      6 years ago

      They seem to be doing that the last few years. Both pitchers they took in the first round 2 years ago were reaches and have been pretty meh

      Reply
      • Priggs89

        6 years ago

        Yeah, I’d feel a lot better about Theo + Co. reaching if it was for a hitter…

        Reply
    • emac22

      6 years ago

      You bash him when he trades Torres for a few months of Chapman and then you bash him when he uses a first round pick on a relief guy.

      How is he supposed to build a bullpen?

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      • Priggs89

        6 years ago

        Not really sure how calling it a reach is “bashing him.” He very well could turn into a good player, but that doesn’t make the pick a good value.

        And I’d recommend building a bullpen by developing prospects in the minors (later drafted relief prospects and failed starters) and/or paying them in free agency – especially since the Cubs print money and all. I don’t think trading elite talent for rentals is a sustainable way to build a bullpen, and I don’t think using your only first round pick to draft a reliever is a good use of resources. But hey, you know what they say about opinions…

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        • emac22

          6 years ago

          I was joking.

          But I agree with your second paragraph.

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        • Jbigz12

          6 years ago

          Fangraphs had Jensen going 42 to Baltimore. I don’t think it was quite the reach you’re thinking here. He wasn’t going to be around by the time they were up again and if they liked him well then hey make your pick. Should be a lock to go underslot here as well. Theo/Hoyer like their college guys a whole lot as well.

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        • Jbigz12

          6 years ago

          Anyway. I can’t have much of an opinion on these guys at this point. After your top guys go it’s a complete crapshoot. Jensen was pegged at 42 by fangraphs and that was the highest I saw him. But it’s too tough to know at this point. If you’re inclined to believe FG was right in how other teams valued him he wouldn’t have been around for the cubs next pick and would’ve been off the board within the next 15.

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